Adwaita Philosophy

Q. In Vedantic philosophies, what do 'Atma' and 'Paramatma' refer to?

1. Atma refers to the Absolute whereas Paramatma refers to the God Brahma.
2. Atma refers to the human soul whereas Paramatma refers to the Absolute.
3. Atma refers to the Absolute whereas Paramatma refers to the human soul.
4. Atma refers to the God Brahma whereas Paramatma refers to the Absolute.

Q. What is the meaning of 'Aham Brahmasmi'?

1. Brahma is great
2. You are Brahma
3. No one is Brahma
4. I am Brahma

Q. Which of these is true according to the Adwaita philosophy?

1. The soul is one with Brahma, and life is not separate from Brahma.
2. Brahma and the soul are two different entities.
3. The soul and Brahma cannot become one simultaneously.
4. Brahma is the absolute truth.

Q. Which among the following is not a teaching of Shankaracharya?

1. World is an illusion.
2. Individual self, Atma, and Brahma are different.
3. Merging Atma with the Brahma leads to liberation.
4. Liberation can be obtained only by the true knowledge of Brahma.

Q. Shankaracharya propagated _______ philosophy.

1. Dwaitha
2. Adwaitha
3. Vishishtadwaitha
4. Veerashaiva

Q. Which among the following is an institution established by Shankaracharya in Badari?

1. Govardhan peetha
2. Kalika peetha
3. Jyotir peetha
4. Sharada peetha

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Q. Which among the following is the world famous hymn of Shankaracharya?

1. Anandalahari
2. Bhajagovindam
3. Shankarabhasya
4. Dakshinamurthy stotra